Star Wars · 75192 · 7541 pcs
Two LEGO Star Wars display ships, hundreds of euros each. If only one is happening this year, which one?
Star Wars · 75192 · 7541 pcs
Star Wars · 75367 · 5374 pcs
Live figures from our database. In bold, the objective advantage in each row (not a score).
| Millennium Falcon™ | Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser™ | |
|---|---|---|
| Pieces | 7,541 | 5,374 |
| Official retirement | 2026 | 2026 |
| Theme | Star Wars | Star Wars |
They are the same decision with two different answers. The Millennium Falcon (75192) is the brand's most iconic ship and the one that puts the most pieces on the table; that is why, despite being the most expensive in the Star Wars range, its pieces-per-euro ratio holds up well against the Venator. The Venator Cruiser (75367) is the most affordable way into this display league: hundreds of euros less, a vessel just as imposing on the shelf, and the The Clone Wars silhouette the Falcon does not give you.
The detail that decides it at LastChanceBricks: both share the same official retirement date —they leave the shelves on the same day—, so there is no "buy it before the other one" here. The question is purely one of budget and of which scene you want in the display case. If the Falcon fits your number, it is the one that leaves you the most brick and the most symbolism per euro. If not, the Venator is not the consolation prize: it is the best entry price to a ship of this size. Before you click, check on each product page whether Amazon is below today's official LEGO.com price —only then is it a deal.
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